How Can You Make Your Air Track Last Longer? (Part 2)

In the last article, we were able to learn a part of how to make your air track last longer, and in this article we continue to learn the remaining part.

Clean your air track

Clean your air tumble track regularly to keep it free of dirt and mold that can damage it. Ideally, clean it after each use, but if you don't have enough time, try to clean it at least once a week. To clean your air track, wipe it down with a cloth and disinfectant spray. After cleaning, it is very important to let the air track dry completely before folding or storing it.

How to store your air tracks

Once the air track is properly folded, it is ready for storage. Air tracks are easily damaged when not in use, so proper storage is important.

Dry - Use a towel or dry cloth to wipe. Any moisture will eventually turn into mold and mildew.
Keep away from direct sunlight - high temperatures may cause the material to warp
In a clean space - do not place other objects on or next to it, especially those that can puncture the air track.
Pumps also need to be stored in a safe place to avoid damage. Although the pump can be easily replaced, you can avoid an unnecessary expense altogether.

Use the repair kit

The repair kit has some spare material and strong glue that can be placed on small cracks or tears in the air track. If you can't find where the air is leaking from, use water and look for small air bubbles.

On older air tracks, air will eventually start to leak out of almost irreparable seams. Once your air track reaches this point and becomes too soft, it may be time to buy a new one!

Go to Kameymall and buy a good quality air track mat

If you want to buy yourself a good quality air track, then I suggest you go to Kameymall to buy it. The air track shown in the picture is from Kameymall. It has two sizes for you to choose from: 5m x 1m x 10cm, 5m x 1m x 20cm. If you want other sizes of air track, you are welcome to shop here.